Average Rating: 3.31 Rating Variance: 1.31 Objectivity Score: 85% (Well Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicAC/DC Let There Be RockEschewed from most acclaim to due becoming more associated with repeat playings of Back In Black at bars and stadiums in the same fashion Zeppelin got the stigma of Dad Rock. Giving AC/DC a 5 is a tough sell to many. Bon Scott is much preferred as an singer, famous for hooks on Highway To Hell LP and High Voltage more than his singing between those albums, on their best releases such as Powerage and This. Whole Lotta Rosie, Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be, and especially the title track convey a melody and energy weakened by the time Brian came to sing. Angra Temple of ShadowsAnimals As Leaders Animals as LeadersAphex Twin Selected Ambient Works Volume IIArch/Matheos Winter EtherealAsian Kung-Fu Generation Kimi Tsunagi Five MAyreon Into the Electric CastleAyreon The Human EquationBad Religion SufferHey are you 18? Remember that age well? Remember ending high school and looking at the world like a tiger uncaged? This is is the colder, more logical companion to The Offspring's Smash (as punk rock albums go), with lyrics as pretentious as a college freshman's 3AM thesaurus testimony, 3 chord guitar riffs chugged so fast (with practice) to break speed limits but enough wisdom in those lyrics to be a great reference for all minutia of life. Recommended tracks - Do What You Want, What Can You Do? and Land of Competition.Bad Religion Against the GrainBen Folds Five Ben Folds FiveBilly Idol Cyberpunkan average album should not have a wikipedia page this long. rhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyberpunk_(album)rAbout the music, its a bit more average. People in the BR2049 cyberpunk wave of listening to lo-fi synthpop with neon overtones should find some actual authenticity in some of the themes and concepts in this album.Black Sabbath Black SabbathBlack Sabbath Master of RealityBob Dylan Bringing It All Back HomeBob Dylan Blonde on BlondeBob Dylan The Times They Are A-Changin'Camel MoonmadnessClutch Blast TyrantCoheed and Cambria NeverenderDeserving a 5 not just for the content but the sheer amount of it, the ultimate collectors package for Coheed without a big price. Coheed and Cambria In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3The album which only gets better with time. Just like wine, the intoxication stays for a while, leaving you in love with the audio. But seriously, if one can get into the grove of Claudio's vocals, and give the 70 minute album a fair share of time, you'll find a particular moving album, with everything from Rush-inspired bridges to pop-punk inspired choruses. I've never been a fan of the lyrics or the backstory but they're easy to ignore, with Claudio's voice breaking language gaps easily.David Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From MarsDeath The Sound of PerseveranceEschewing nearly all of their early crossover/thrash roots and marred with mediocre quality on the original recording (You'll have to decide between this or the brickwalled but more sonically superior Relapse 2011 rerelease with demos) There are prog metal influences which signal sort of apex of the talent Death possessed as a band. Hardcore Death fans will whine about the softened tone but this comes as a great sequel to the Dream Theatre type riffs found on Symbolic. Gone are the repetitive drums which give death metal a band name, and a focus on hooks gives this a less niche sound, although one certainly can't exactly call anything on this mainstream. From the double bass solo opening up "Scavenger of Human Sorrow" to the out of place but golden "Painkiller" cover comes some of the most intense riffage and drumming in late 90s metal. Bass guitar is never forgotten, and creates interesting segways in this album's several 7+ minute songs.Deep Purple Deep Purple In RockDescendents Milo Goes to CollegeDio Holy DiverThis is a soft 5 if there ever was one. I've probably overplayed early Dio enough to fall asleep to the very tone of his glorious vocals. The cross-effect of that is whenever some band goes for a poppy take on 80s hard-rock it will always seem like a poor man's Dio. Dir En Grey Uroboros (Remastered & Expanded)Dream Theater Images and WordsEmerson Lake and Palmer Welcome Back To The Show That Never EndsFaith No More Angel DustFates Warning Awaken the GuardianFrank Zappa Hot RatsFripp and Eno Evening StarGamma Ray Hell Yeah!!! The Awesome FoursomeOne of (if not the best) live act I've ever had the privilege of seeing. This CD comes very close to mimicking that live experience, as this bands live releases are an event on their own, which I can't say for their last few lackluster studio albums. The first record shop I came across to actually stock their work had a few albums, and this for some reason caught my eye, even though I only heard about 1 or 2 songs by them before. Coming as a Helloween fan I knew what Kai could do on stage, so I took the gamble. I'm really glad I did so, because this performance is so tight, it almost had me disappointed for when I actually saw them live. Sound on the cds don't really explode like other classic live releases, which wouldn't be a problem on their DVD, which I wish I had purchased.Gamma Ray Somewhere Out in SpaceGamma Ray Land of the FreeGenesis The Lamb Lies Down on BroadwayOne of the few double albums without bore. rIT is one of the few songs that's made me tear up on repeat listens.Genesis FoxtrotGenesis Selling England by the PoundGentle Giant In a Glass HouseGentle Giant Free HandGZA Liquid SwordsHelloween Treasure ChestHelloween Keeper of the Seven Keys Part IHelloween Keeper of the Seven Keys Part IIIce Cube Death CertificateIron Maiden Live After DeathIron Maiden Somewhere in TimeIron Maiden PowerslaveJason Becker Triumphant HeartsJay-Z Reasonable DoubtJethro Tull Thick as a BrickJohn Coltrane A Love SupremeJudas Priest Unleashed in the EastJudas Priest Metal Works '73-'93I love me some double' album compilations. rThe tracklist is is great ,the run time is long and this really should already be in your glovebox as a stash for that emergency once a season roadtrip.Judas Priest Sad Wings of DestinyKing Crimson Absent LoversKing Crimson Discipline???????????r???????????r???????????r???????????r???????????King Crimson LizardKreator Extreme AggressionLess Than Jake Losing StreakLudwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125Stupid rich asshole makes all this money, doesn't go on tour at all, and then claims he did it all while deaf. Bitch you'd be deaf just hearing how much your fans hate your greedy ways. I bet all this compilation albums you sign your name on will continue, you'll die, and no one will notice at all. The fuck man.Macintosh Plus Floral ShoppeThe soundscapes presented are both dark and haunting, with a superficial cheery 80s nostalgic coverup. I wouldn't think so highly of this album without a certain experience in the quite aura of the city with an hotel where everyone was asleep and the only noise in the universe was "Lisa Frank 420" off of a mono phone speaker. The melody is so immersive that songs from my youth that spark serious nostalgia can't paint the picture of where I first heard them as well as this.Maximum the Hormone Bu-ikikaesuStylistically vague, and with an ambiguous theme, this album is the black sheep among my 5s. Except I'm pretty sure nothing I've heard has this amount of raw energy from the entire band, often at the same time. Vocally MtH is a barrage of varying vocal ranges, encompassing every genre from rap, rock, metal, nu-metal, j-pop, opera, and jazz. on paper it should just sound like a mess, but its just so sonically pleasing. This is the type of music that both th listener and the musician would have a smirk or even a smile for the duration of the album... Only flaw is some melodies extend to long...I don't know if the whole "Japanese System of a Down" moniker would work for me but I get a mathcore vibe, not bad for something that got this big. Megadeth Peace Sells... but Who's Buying?Megadeth Rust in PeaceMelvins BullheadMetallica Ride the LightningMetallica ...And Justice for AllMichael Jackson ThrillerMotorhead Ace of SpadesNOFX The Longest LineA band who's earlier years are marred by extreme immaturity (which still continues along today in some form) finds grace on their self-depreciating 5-track EP The Longest Line. Aside for their Reggae parody in "Kill All The White Man", a humorous track, the first four deal with relationships, the pressure of being an average joe with a family, having shit luck. Recording quality is either lovably raw or awful depending on your musical discipline. The Death of John Smith is one of their more impressive songs, and inspired the first few minutes of The Decline. The Longest Line achieves some simplistic genius, with a chorus that's way more powerful than either Fat Mike's voice or that chord progression should ever be. NOFX The DeclineOutKast AqueminiP.O.S AuditionThe only hip hop album I'll ever yell at naysayers for not enjoying, though there is a reason why he's so underground.P.O.S Never BetterWhat really got me into hip hop, i wish this was bigger so it could teach people that "nigga" isn't needed as a hook. Pink Floyd MeddlePink Floyd AnimalsPrince Purple RainPrince 1999Protest the Hero FortressProtest the Hero ScurrilousProtest the Hero KeziaPublic Enemy It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us BackPublic Enemy Fear of a Black PlanetQueen A Night at the OperaQueensryche Operation: MindcrimeR.E.M. Automatic for the PeopleRadiohead OK Computer: Collector's EditionRainbow RisingReel Big Fish Our Live Album Is Better Than Your Live Two CDs and a DVD of some hilarious, hard to take serious musicans forget almost everything that drags down music with the single focus to give their audience an enjoyable time. I'd think that the Ska-punk sounds and almost singular focus lyrical will bore 3 tracks in but their motivation and energy outshine, combined with a healthy amount of well performed covers make this a great listen. Rush Moving PicturesRush SignalsSubdivisions is one of the few songs that on my first listen, I pressed repeat...8 times. Simple lyrics about non-conformity come alive with a deeper and more illustrated meaning for every repeated listen. Little metaphors become crystal clear, and that polarizing synth intro and segments become the paint brush setting the mood. I don't know if this was simply a epiphany but the euphoria this album creates is unlike any song to ever get a single on the radio. I was in my junior year of high school, and I felt like I could really see my place from an extraneous perspective, where my first years alive met with my future, and a premonition for my time in school, a mix of great and awful, was soon going to be over. Technically its crazy how well the 4/4 to 7/4 shifts are on the ears. So this blog about subjective musical experiences finally continues on. Other tracks continue the vibe, but don't meet the sheer power of Subdivisions....But the rest of the album is solidSlayer Reign in BloodSlayer Seasons in the AbyssSodom M-16Sodom Agent OrangeSoundtrack (Anime) Bleach Soundtrack 4Shiro Sagisu may not write the most original compositions, but everyone who cares at least a bit about musical lore should take a listen to the intricacies of every little note performed. I'd pay good money for him to rerecord any classic in his vision.Soundtrack (Anime) Naruto Shippuden Soundtrack 1Soundtrack (Anime) Bleach Soundtrack 3Soundtrack (Anime) Samurai Champloo Music Record: ImpressionSoundtrack (Video Game) System Shock 2 OSTSoundtrack (Video Game) Deus ExStrapping Young Lad CityStreetlight Manifesto Everything Goes NumbSufjan Stevens IllinoisTelevision Marquee MoonThe Dillinger Escape Plan Calculating InfinityThe Dillinger Escape Plan DissociationThe Jimi Hendrix Experience Are You ExperiencedThe Lawrence Arms Oh! Calcutta!Van der Graaf Generator GodbluffVan Halen Van HalenWishbone Ash ArgusWhere do i even begin with the only Wishbone Ash album that ever received retroactive praise and press? Its a tough pill pill to swallow, and harder to find legally as this is the most overrated album from Rock and Roll's most undercredited band. Progressive, but not in a earnestly-defining fashion, Argus finds itself ahead of its time, inspiring dual guitar melodies and triumphic choruses akin to what Thrash would become in the early 90s.X Japan Art of LifeX Japan Blue BloodYes YessongsYes FragileYes Close to the EdgeYoko Kanno Ghost in the Shell: S.A.C. Solid State SYoko Kanno Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex OST Vol 4The flow on this break less 50 minute homework-music-compendium is outstanding. Nearly all popular styles of music are expressed and whether Kanno's originality is on the line be damned, the performances are top notch.Young Thug Barter 6Young Thug is the greatest musician alive. You could even say he's the Frank Zappa of our generation. He is not just another manufactured rap star, he is a complete artist. He is not someone that is being controlled by a record label. Thugger is singlehandedly one of the most innovative and unique rap artists of this decade. He is a melodic genius, his beats are experimental, innovative, unique, he isn't afraid to experiment, he is constantly evolving and changing his style. Young Thug, from the beginning, has always pushed boundaries and has continued to make progressive music that others could only hope to imitate. His voice is an instrument. He wants you to look beyond just the lyrics. They are there just to complement the music, they are an application of the voice as an instrument rather than a medium for verbal communication and storytelling. His voice and his sounds are something that no one else is doing. Young Thug obviously isn't a Kendrick/Drake type of rapper with outstanding rapping ability but he still manages to make better music than them. His mixtape, Barter 6, is an extremely introspective and personal record. It allows you to better understand the perspective and emotions of Jeffrey Lamar Williams. The mixtape has become a bridge for white youth to enjoy the art of the black inner city and empathize with the likes of Thugger and that is what is so wonderful about art.4.5 superb2Pac Greatest HitsAC/DC High VoltageAccept Restless and WildAccept Blood of the NationsAesop Rock The Impossible KidAesop Rock Labor DaysAmon Amarth Wrath of the Norsemen7 fucking hours of content. All for relatively cheap. Cologne show is intense as all hell. Not as much of a fan of the band as before but their live act is one of the best. Sound quality is great enough to push the limits of DVD-audio.Amon Amarth Versus the WorldAngra Aurora ConsurgensAnimals As Leaders The Joy of MotionAnimals As Leaders Animals As Leaders: Encore EditionAnthrax Among the LivingAnthrax Spreading the DiseaseAphex Twin Richard D. James AlbumAphex Twin Selected Ambient Works 85-92Arch Enemy Tyrants of the Rising SunArch Enemy may have seen their best output before (or during) 2002, but their live act remains strong. Great setlist promotes one of the most powerful performances I've heard "Burning Angel", and the guitar/bass/drum solos are enjoyable without too much wankery, and some melody which is usually drowned out by Angela. Asian Kung-Fu Generation Sol-faAsian Kung-Fu Generation FanclubAt the Gates Slaughter of the SoulAvantasia GhostlightsI'll continue supporting Tobias Sammet as long as he continues making these rock-opera power metal smorgasbords of energy and a rotating guest list substantially lacking in terrible phoned in performances. Recommended tracks - A Restless Heart and Obsidian Skies and the title track for those wonderful Michael Kiske choruses.Avantasia The Metal OperaAyreon The SourceBABYMETAL LIVE AT BUDOKAN ~RED NIGHT~BABYMETAL Live Legend I, D, Z ApocalypseThe amount of energy electrifies the audience and therefore the viewer. Film quality is 10/10, and the questionable stylistic choices are crushed by the weight of the backing band's intense performance. I predicted them to blow up as they did but I was expecting content like this to win fans over, not the music videos for their most simplistic songs. Probably the most fun I've had at a live show since I saw Maiden.Bad Company Bad CompanyBad Religion All AgesNOW THIS IS HOW YOU MAKE A GREATEST HITS ALBUM THIS IS IN CAPS BECAUSE THERES NO TRACK ON HERE THAT SHOULDN'T BE CAPITALIZED ON.Bad Religion The Empire Strikes FirstBad Religion Stranger Than FictionFresh from their first debut on mainstream radio, and then signing to a major label (Atlantic), BR finds themselves to sell out, at the expense of continuing themes found on Generator and Recipie (The themes of songwriting, the lyrics are still there). Finds a very complete album, with a longer run time than their golden late 80s era, but with the same machine gun drums and erudite lyrics abound. Their poppier tracks haven't aged well, as Infected seemed like a cash in on the grunge movement which died soon after this album was released (Or maybe I always thought that song was Nirvana or Soundgarden?) Top tracks are Marked, Inner Logic, Hooray for Me, Better Off Dead , the Title Track and Tiny Voices. Andy Wallace puts a great job on the production standpoint. Its much clearer than earlier releases but not at the expense of intensity or depth. Bad Religion How Could Hell Be Any Worse?Bad Religion GeneratorBad Religion No ControlBad Religion Live at the Palladium (DVD)Band-Maid Just Bring ItBand-Maid World DominationBeat Crusaders Sexcite!Black Sabbath Sabbath Bloody SabbathBlack Sabbath SabotageBlackalicious Blazing ArrowBlind Guardian Somewhere Far BeyondBlind Guardian A Night at the OperaThe heavy hitting sounds of previous albums are lost, but the corny lyrics remain. Production is so good it will get Kanye West jealous (and on the last track..cry). Featuring Queen style layered vocals over an overproduced guitar tone with bass guitar drowned out. Similarly drowned out is their drummer, although that works to benefit the music for the most part. I'm glad their drummer left because their replacement seems to blend in with the multitudes of synthetic symphony instruments with ease. Standouts are "Precious Jerusalem", "Battlefield", "The Soulforged" and the 14 minute epic "And then there was Silence".Blind Guardian Imaginations from the Other SideI've had this album for many years, and its album art always seems to inviting. There's a definite issue of bass volume on this album, but the production also allows Thomen's drumming to roar with a fury that carries this album to be my favorite BG release overall. The cheese is imo used pretty sparringly here, especially compared to later releases.Blind Guardian Nightfall in Middle-EarthBob Dylan Time Out of MindBomb the Music Industry! Get WarmerBomb the Music Industry! ScramblesBrand New The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Methis album suffers from "Shawshank Redemption Syndrome". Its had over the last 9 years a long history of absolute critical appraise from numerous outputs. That means many people are led towards listening to this album with the state of mind that they're getting a masterpiece, and will fight any negative emotions to sustain that image provided. On the contrary, dissenters will note the popularity and dismiss it, looking lonely and unguided with their "look at me" low ratings. This is an amazing album, which surely beats the sums of its parts as Jesse isn't exactly what I'd call a talented singer by any margin, and the instrumentals barely surpass the best high school bands. And speaking of high school, the oft celebrated lyrics relate more to high school melodrama from the forms of overt deep poems than many albums. So this sounds like a 2 so far? Brand New have an uncanny ability to understand how to format an album. On early listens it seems top heavy ...but repeat listens give light to songs such as "Limozeen", which doesn't overstay its welcome. It has questionable staying power, as the weak instrumentals don't benefit its already memorable hooks and verses. >somewhere between a 3.5 and a 4, this is it.Brand New Deja EntenduCamel A Nod and a WinkCamel MirageCan Ege BamyasiCaptain Beefheart and His Magic Band Trout Mask ReplicaCaravan In the Land of Grey and PinkCasualties of Cool Casualties of CoolCoheed and Cambria Live at the Starland BallroomCoheed and Cambria From Fear Through the Eyes of MadnessConverge Jane DoeDeath HumanDeath Live in L.A.: Death & RawDeath LeprosyDeath SymbolicDeep Purple Made in JapanDeep Purple Machine HeadDeftones White PonyDescendents Two Things at OnceDescendents Live Plus OneDescendents 'MericanDescendents Everything SucksDevin Townsend Project DeconstructionDio Dream EvilDio The Last in LineDir En Grey ArcheDir En Grey UroborosDir En Grey Hageshisa To, Kono Mune no Naka de Karamitsuita...Dir En Grey embryoDJ Shadow Endtroducing.....Dr. Dre The ChronicDragonForce The Power WithinDragonForce Valley of the DamnedDream Theater Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a MemoryDream Theater AwakeDream Theater A Change of SeasonsEazy-E Eazy-Duz-ItEdguy Theater of SalvationEloy OceanEmerson Lake and Palmer Brain Salad SurgeryEmerson Lake and Palmer Emerson, Lake & PalmerEmerson Lake and Palmer TarkusFair to Midland Fables From a Mayfly: What I Tell You Three Times is TrueFaith No More The Real ThingFates Warning ParallelsFates Warning Perfect SymmetryFates Warning Theories of FlightFlow MicrocosmFrank Zappa Zappa In New YorkFrank Zappa ApostropheFripp and Eno No PussyfootingFugazi The ArgumentGalneryus Ultimate SacrificeGalneryus Under the Force of CourageGamma Ray Master of ConfusionGamma Ray Silent MiraclesGamma Ray Alive '95Gamma Ray Blast From the PastGamma Ray No World OrderGenesis LiveGenesis DukeGenesis A Trick of the TailGentle Giant Acquiring the TasteGhost (SWE) Opus EponymousHelloween JudasHelloween Master of the RingsHelloween Walls of JerichoBeing in Germany during the late 80s must of been being wedged between the might of USA and Russia, who could both end the world with a press of a button, with Hamburg in the middle of all that. Accept, Metallica and early Kreator have a meth-addled child in the mid 80s that's raised with a bizarre prog-rock upbringing. Loved by people who think Helloween went to crap when Kiske joined, and Loved by those who think it went to crap after Kai left, the heaviness is properly recognized but the happiness which helped birth power metal is here and strong. Unlike contemporaries yelling about the very decay of the world, Helloween sings of hope, of a humanistic need for freedom which separates them from protopowermetal such as Judas Priest. Best cuts? Nearly every song is great, with the emotional impact of How Many Tears and Victim of Fate being very rare in mid 80s metal.I, Omega TransientsIce Cube AmeriKKKa's Most WantedIn Flames The Jester RaceIron Maiden The Book of SoulsIron Maiden Iron MaidenIron Maiden The Number of the BeastISIS PanopticonJ Dilla DonutsJeff Rosenstock We Cool?Jethro Tull AqualungJohn Coltrane AscensionJoy Division CloserJudas Priest PainkillerJudas Priest Killing MachineJudas Priest Stained ClassKanye West Late OrchestrationKanye West My Beautiful Dark Twisted FantasyKendrick Lamar good kid, m.A.A.d cityKendrick Lamar To Pimp a ButterflyI could write paragraphs about either the crazy instrumentation, the lyrical juggernaut that is this album or just state that in the age where every Beyonce single is taken apart and deconstructed to be some modern gospel, TPAB is entirely worthy of multi-page write-ups and imaginary interviews that distinguish modern music hack journalism. Shame about Modern Man's lack of replay value, it unwrites "I" as a definitive closure to the sonic textures of unease instead closes with a purported mock interview with 2Pac, which reads like a long fanfiction.King Crimson USAKing Crimson Starless and Bible BlackKing Crimson Three of a Perfect PairKing Crimson In the Wake of PoseidonKing Crimson In the Court of the Crimson KingKreator Coma of SoulsKreator Terrible CertaintyIf there was an album Satan himself would possess, this would be it. Kreator Phantom AntichristKreator Pleasure to KillKRS-One Return Of The Boom BapLauryn Hill The Miseducation of Lauryn HillLed Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IVLess Than Jake Hello RockviewLess Than Jake Losers, Kings and Other Things We Don't UnderstandLuca Turilli's Rhapsody Ascending to InfinityLupe Fiasco Food & LiquorMadvillain MadvillainyMastodon LeviathanMegadeth Countdown to ExtinctionMegadeth EndgameMelvins HoudiniMeshuggah Destroy Erase ImproveLess "out-there" than other Meshuggah releases, this has a unique sound among their discography for being a tad more enjoyable. Credit goes to the more catchy hooks. This maybe less game-changing, but its a game a larger audience can admire, it isn't trying to push the boundaries on every song, and for that it actually sounds more diverse than newer content like Koloss, due to changing volume levels.Metallica Kill 'Em AllMetallica Master of PuppetsmewithoutYou Brother, SisterMichael Jackson BadThe real beginning of pop music becomming more of a trend in physical fashion than straight music, helped by MTV and increased media coverage, before there was fashion scenes, but it was mid 80s MJ which connected the red carpet and the songs played on car radios. Michael Jackson DangerousMoonman WhitetopiaMotorhead OverkillN.W.A. Straight Outta ComptonNas IllmaticNew Order TechniqueOpeth Blackwater ParkOpeth Still LifeOutKast ATLiensPassCode ClarityPink Floyd The Piper at the Gates of DawnPorcupine Tree In AbsentiaPrimal Fear Black SunPropagandhi Supporting CasteProtest the Hero Fortress (Instrumental)Protest the Hero VolitionPublic Enemy Apocalypse 91 The Enemy Strikes BlackQueen Queen IIQueens of the Stone Age Songs for the DeafR.E.M. Lifes Rich PageantR.E.M. MurmurR.E.M. ReckoningRainbow Long Live Rock 'n' RollReel Big Fish Turn the Radio OffRhapsody of Fire Dawn of VictoryRhapsody of Fire Power of the DragonflameRhapsody of Fire The Frozen Tears of AngelsRhapsody of Fire Live - From Chaos to EternityRush ChroniclesRush Clockwork AngelsRush 2112A sprawling epic dominates this album with melodies which while not involving the listener, take them on a physical journey, think Yes no Genesis, this is no cautionary tale or emotional rollercoaster. The B side has good tunes which feel useless in comparison to Peart's purported title track. Rush HemispheresRush CounterpartsExtremely detailed production mixed with a youthful grunge influence brings life (and potential financial success) back in to the Canadian trio's hands.SikTh Death of a Dead DaySlayer South of HeavenSnoop Dogg DoggystyleSodom Persecution ManiaSodom Code RedSonata Arctica SilenceSonata Arctica Reckoning NightSoundtrack (Anime) Neon Genesis EvangelionSoundtrack (Anime) Naruto Soundtrack 3Soundtrack (Anime) Bleach Soundtrack 1Soundtrack (Anime) Naruto Shippuden Soundtrack 2Soundtrack (Anime) Accel World Soundtrack 3Strapping Young Lad AlienStratovarius VisionsStratovarius EpisodeStratovarius Hunting High and LowStratovarius Visions Of EuropeStreetlight Manifesto Somewhere in the BetweenSunny Day Real Estate DiarySymphony X V: The New Mythology SuiteSymphony X The Divine Wings of TragedyTestament The New OrderTestament The LegacyThe Avalanches Since I Left YouThe Dear Hunter Act V: Hymns with the Devil in ConfessionalThe Dillinger Escape Plan Miss MachineThe Dillinger Escape Plan Irony Is a Dead SceneThe Fall of Troy DoppelgangerThe Hotelier Home, Like NoPlace Is ThereThe Jimi Hendrix Experience Axis: Bold as LoveThe Lawrence Arms The Greatest Story Ever ToldThe Lawrence Arms Apathy and ExhaustionThe Lawrence Arms Cocktails and DreamsThe Lawrence Arms Buttsweat and TearsThe Mighty Mighty Bosstones Don't Know How to PartyThe Offspring Smash"Smash is the way you deal with your life" - This is the known pinnacle of my go-to "was good until they sold out" punk rock band. Everyone who's jammed an alt-rock station in their lives knows tracks 7 and 8, but the album as a whole is the highly emotional, arrogant and adolescent value statement for being a teenager with a license. Highlights include the title, track, Nitro for being the sonic equivalent of slaming the gas pedal, Genocide for being the hardest track and What Happened? to You being a nice break from the anger. The Pillows Little BustersThe Roots Do You Want More?!!!??!The Roots Things Fall ApartThe Seatbelts Cowboy BebopThe Smashing Pumpkins Siamese DreamThorns ThornsToby Fox Undertale OSTTool LateralusU2 The Joshua TreeUlcerate VermisUriah Heep Demons and WizardsVan der Graaf Generator Pawn HeartsVan der Graaf Generator Still LifeViper the Rapper You'll Cowards Don't Even Smoke CrackA starving artist predicts the state of meme-rap in 2014 with this album. Great vibes, and droning beats make this a great album to pull out that ol' ghetto blaster too, or destroy your friend's car's subs too. Recommended Track: I Sell Dope Boy.Weezer WeezerWilco Yankee Hotel FoxtrotWishbone Ash PilgrimageWishbone Ash The Power of EternityWishbone Ash Wishbone AshWishbone Ash Blue HorizonHow the honest hell can a band still..deliver after so many years of never quite reaching the stardom they deserve. We owe it to their cult fanbase and their driving spirit to making more honest albums in a age where bands of their era are making cashgrab comeback albums.Wu-Tang Clan Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)X Japan JealousyYes RelayerYes The Yes AlbumYousei Teikoku Shadow Corps[e]4.0 excellent2Pac Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z.2Pac Me Against the World2Pac All Eyez on Me2Pac The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day TheoryA Tribe Called Quest The Low End TheoryQ-TIP writes the next 20 years' worth of hip hop.AC/DC Highway To HellAC/DC T.N.T.Accept Metal HeartAccept Balls to the WallAccept Blind RageAccept Stalingrad: Brothers In DeathAlestorm Sunset on the Golden AgeAmerican Football American FootballAmon Amarth Fate of NornsAmon Amarth With Oden on Our SideAmon Amarth Twilight of the Thunder GodAmorphis Under the Red CloudAngra ØmniAnthrax For All KingsThis is one of the few truly Middle-heavy albums made today. I was quite ready to think of about anything else to listen to for the first 2 tracks. So after those two moments of mediocrity? Some strong melodic trash with lean production. Recommended Tracks- Evil Twin, Suzerian, The Battle Chose Us! Skip - Blood Eagle Wings.Aphex Twin Come to DaddyAqua Timez Kaze o AtsumeteArch Enemy Burning BridgesArmory (USA-MA) Empyrean Realmsnothing new, just fanservice to these ears. Far more euro influence than most USPM and representing Massachusetts can never go wrong. Beyond the Horizon is the standout track, so many jovial melodies into one composition it's incredible.ASAP Rocky Live.Love.A$AP.Asian Kung-Fu Generation World World WorldAvantasia The Wicked SymphonyAvantasia The Mystery Of TimeBABYMETAL Ijime, Dame, ZettaiNot perfect, but this was the single which took influence from a more technical side of metal, instead of the standard jpop tone with chugging for interludes. The drumming on "Catch me..." is extremely catchy, and the title track's power metal/extreme metal influence, combined with its neoclassical solo made this the transition from the viral video band to something actually worth reporting on metal news sites, but that would wait for their singles on their debut album.BABYMETAL BABYMETALWho knew a well arranged mess of singles/bsides/rereleases from one of the forerunners of commercial music could make such a statement about the status of metal in 2014 and its various fanbases; from the open-minded to the closed off elitistsBABYMETAL Metal ResistanceA lot of the cringey moments have been removed, which actually hurts the bottom line. Gone is an album one listens to with some self-doubt and a little shame to go along. In comes a fresh mix of styles - Djent (KARATE), Fates Warning-core (Tales of the Destinies) and Extreme Power Metal (Road of Resistance). I'll give this such a high score ignoring many forgettable tracks (Metaro is the lone embarraser, a anthem track that's more repetitive than anything else they've made) with many that can be played on repeat, something i thought was impossible in 2016. Recommended tracks, 1,2,4.8,9,11. A disappointing lack of neoclassical wonder in the forms of instrumental sections akin to IDZ on the first album. Bad Brains Bad BrainsBad Religion 30 Years LiveBad Religion Christmas SongsBad Religion The Dissent of ManBad Religion New Maps of HellBad Religion The Process of BeliefBad Religion The Gray RaceBad Religion Recipe for HateBad Religion Into the UnknownDUN DUN DUN DUH DUN DUN DUH ITS ONLY OVER WHEN YOU GIVE UP!rGreat album that shouldn't exist. Sounds better production wise than many later BR albums. I'd hate to be in the punk scene in the early 80s to have this be considered a black sheep.Bad Religion 80-85Bad Religion Along the Way (DVD)Band-Maid New BeginningBeach House Teen DreamBen Folds Rockin' The SuburbsBen Folds Five Whatever and Ever, AmenBetween the Buried and Me The Silent CircusBig Boi Sir Lucious Left FootBlack Flag DamagedBlack Sabbath Vol. 4Black Sabbath Heaven and HellBlack Sabbath ParanoidBlackalicious Imani Vol. 1Blind Guardian Memories of a Time to ComeBlind Guardian Tales from the Twilight WorldBlind Guardian At the Edge of TimeBlind Guardian Beyond the Red MirrorBlind Guardian Live Beyond the SpheresBob Dylan Highway 61 RevisitedBob Dylan Another Side of Bob DylanBob Dylan The Freewheelin' Bob DylanBomb the Music Industry! Goodbye Cool World!Can Monster MovieCaptain Beefheart and His Magic Band Lick My Decals Off, BabyCaravan CaravanCaravan For Girls Who Grow Plump in the NightCaravan Blind Dog at St. DunstansClutch Psychic WarfareClutch The Elephant RidersCocteau Twins Heaven or Las VegasCoheed and Cambria The Last Supper: Live At Hammerstein BallroomCoheed and Cambria The Second Stage Turbine BladeSPUTNIK CORE WARNINGrThis is one of their catchiest releases, along with me-too Rush bridges and enjoyable low budget mastering. Emo influence is what makes this unique in their discography yet also weakens it due to comparisons to hot-topic core bands of the early aughts.Coheed and Cambria No World for TomorrowBland production and a certainly less progressive songwriting can't kill this band's thunder, only weaken it.Common ResurrectionDance Gavin Dance Instant GratificationDance Gavin Dance HappinessDance Gavin Dance Downtown Battle MountainDance Gavin Dance Whatever I Say Is Royal OceanDeath Individual Thought PatternsDeath Spiritual HealingDeath Scream Bloody GoreDeath Grips ExmilitaryDeep Purple BurnDeep Purple FireballDescendents Liveage!Descendents I Don't Want to Grow UpDescendents Cool to Be YouDessa Castor, The TwinDir En Grey MacabreDir En Grey Withering to DeathDir En Grey Dum Spiro SperoDir En Grey KisouDir En Grey VulgarDir En Grey Sustain the UntruthDir En Grey The Marrow of a Bone (Limited Edition)DJ Quik Balance & OptionsDoomtree All HandsDoomtree False Hopes XIIDoomtree DoomtreeDragonForce Sonic FirestormDrake If You're Reading This It's Too LateDream Theater Black Clouds and Silver LiningsEarl Sweatshirt DorisEdguy The Savage PoetryEdguy Vain Glory OperaEdguy MandrakeEdguy Hellfire ClubEloy Power and the PassionEmerson Lake and Palmer TrilogyEmerson Lake and Palmer Pictures at an ExhibitionEminem The Slim Shady LPEminem The Marshall Mathers LPEurope Wings of TomorrowExodus Bonded by BloodFair to Midland Arrows and AnchorsFaith No More King for a Day... Fool for a LifetimeFates Warning A Pleasant Shade of GrayFates Warning No ExitFates Warning The Spectre WithinFates Warning Darkness in a Different LightFates Warning DisconnectedFoo Fighters The Colour and the ShapeFrank Ocean channel ORANGEFrank Zappa Shut Up 'n Play Yer GuitarFrank Zappa HalloweenFrank Zappa Waka/JawakaFrank Zappa Frank Zappa Meets the Mothers of PreventionFugazi Red MedicineFugazi In on the Kill TakerFugees The ScoreGamma Ray Valley of the KingsGamma Ray Rebellion in DreamlandGamma Ray Skeletons & Majesties LiveOne of (if not the best) live act I've ever had the privilege of seeing. This CD comes very close to mimicking that live experience, as this bands live releases are an event on their own, which I can't say for their last few lackluster studio albums. Almost every one of their songs' live counterparts are more energetic, more involving and more impressive. I'd give the DVD a 4.5 due to their age hurting visually the stage presence, and Kiske's welcome surprise ruined by his douche glasses. Tracklist features many of their rarer cuts, which improve heavily on their studio versions. My only complain about the audio is by the time "Rise" appears on disc 2, it feels the band is tired out, something which cannot be said on their last DVD.Gamma Ray Skeletons in the ClosetGamma Ray MajesticGamma Ray Power PlantGenesis Invisible TouchGenesis Wind & WutheringGenesis Nursery CrymeGenesis TrespassGenesis R-KiveGhost (SWE) MelioraGodspeed You! Black Emperor F♯ A♯ ∞Gojira From Mars to SiriusGojira The Way of All FleshGong Angel's EggGreen Day KerplunkHelloween Helloween EPHelloween Better Than RawHelloween The Time of the OathHelloween Pumpkin BoxHelloween Pink Bubbles Go ApeHelloween Gambling with the DevilHelloween 7 SinnersI wanted to hate this album so much. Over the year before its release I had got heavily invested in their material covered in [Treasure Chest] A few singles from the 00s convinced me that the band had lost its ways. Are You Metal?!'s laughable lyrics and dense production scared me away, with the music video looking like a midwest horrrorcore rap vid. A few songs sort of stick out when played live, specifically Where the Sinners Go. Not to mention When a Mounntain Could Talk comes on my last.fm radio. I'm hooked that the 80s sound is back in the solo. I buy the album. Blown away by the sheer catchiness of the melodies, the first half is song after song of greatness, the flute solo in Raise the Noise being smile inducing. Some of the slower songs, specifically The Smile of the Sun and most of the closer really feel phoned in. Though it has a lot of fanservice, I do recommend this as the best recent album by them to recommend.High and Mighty Color Swamp ManHigh on Fire LuminiferousIce Cube The PredatorImminent Sonic Destruction Recurring ThemesInsane Clown Posse Riddle BoxIron Maiden Edward the GreatIron Maiden The X FactorIron Maiden KillersIron Maiden Piece of MindIron Maiden Seventh Son of a Seventh SonIron Maiden Brave New WorldIron Maiden A Matter of Life and DeathJay-Z UnpluggedJay-Z The BlueprintJay-Z American GangsterJeff Rosenstock WORRY.Joy Division Unknown PleasuresJudas Priest Priest...Live!Judas Priest Defenders of the FaithJudas Priest Screaming for VengeanceJudas Priest Sin After SinJudas Priest FirepowerKanye West The College DropoutKanye West Late RegistrationKiller Mike R.A.P. MusicKing Crimson THRAKKing Crimson RedKing Crimson Larks' Tongues in AspicKing Crimson EpitaphKorpiklaani Spirit Of The ForestKreator Hordes of ChaosMusic meant to KILL THINGS TO!!!!! BROOTAL!!. If you're 13 or find your lifestyle defines you as a hardcore person, you won't find a better soundtrack than this. 40 minutes of anger, with excellent production values (I like my thrash raw and detailed).KRS-One KRS-OneL'arc-en-Ciel AwakeL'arc-en-Ciel SmileLess Than Jake Borders and BoundariesLess Than Jake GNV FLALight Bringer Scenes of InfinityLil B 05 Fuck EmLil B God's FatherLil B Blue FlameLil B Evil Red FlameLing Tosite Sigure Still a Sigure Virgin?Logic Young Sinatra: UndeniableLuca Turilli Prophet of the Last EclipseLupe Fiasco The CoolMan with a Mission Mash Up the WorldMastodon Crack the SkyeMastodon Blood MountainMastodon Once More 'Round the SunMaximum the Hormone Rokkinpo GoroshiMaximum the Hormone Yoshu FukushuMC Frontalot Secrets from the FutureMC Frontalot Final BossMegadeth Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!Megadeth So Far, So Good... So What!Megadeth United AbominationsMegadeth YouthanasiaMeshuggah obZenMeshuggah ChaospheremewithoutYou Catch For Us the FoxesmewithoutYou Pale HorsesMichael Jackson Off the WallMotorhead BomberN.W.A. Niggaz4LifeNas It Was WrittenNew Order Low-LifeNew Order Power, Corruption and LiesNile In Their Darkened ShrinesNirvana In UteroNo Trigger CanyoneerNo Trigger TycoonNOFX Punk in DrublicNOFX Pump Up the ValuumNOFX The War on ErrorismIf i was perpetually living in 2003 this would be a fun and informing album to represent the scene, now it reeks of age like Farenheit 9/11 and other critical properties of that era. Its immaturity is luckily overshadowed by some very fun, accessible and catchy interpretations of major issues.NOFX So Long and Thanks for All the ShoesOperation Ivy EnergyOpeth DeliveranceOrange Range Orange RangeOrange Range MusiQOrange Range Panic FancyOutKast SouthernplayalisticadillacmuzikOutKast StankoniaHip-hop diversifies, expands sub-genres and appears to be more critically and radio-friendly Too bad for the other groups that did this, because OutKast's forte of strong hooks, great instrumentals and interesting song structures continue, making this one of their best.Ozma Spending Time on the BorderlineOzzy Osbourne No More TearsOzzy Osbourne Blizzard of OzzP.O.S Ipecac NeatParadise Lost The Plague WithinPeriphery Periphery II: This Time It's PersonalPeriphery Periphery (Instrumental)Pink Floyd Atom Heart MotherPorcupine Tree DeadwingPrince Around the World in a DayPropagandhi Potemkin City LimitsPropagandhi How to Clean EverythingPropagandhi Today's Empires, Tomorrow's AshesPublic Enemy Muse Sick-N-Hour MessagePublic Enemy Yo! Bum Rush the ShowPUP The Dream Is OverQueen Sheer Heart AttackQueen QueenQueens of the Stone Age Rated RQueensryche EmpireQueensryche The WarningR.E.M. EponymousR.E.M. New Adventures in Hi-FiR.E.M. DocumentRadiohead OK ComputerRadiohead AmnesiacRadiohead In RainbowsRainbow Ritchie Blackmore's RainbowReel Big Fish Why Do They Rock So Hard?Reel Big Fish Cheer Up!Reel Big Fish We're Not Happy 'Till You're Not HappyRhapsody of Fire Live in Canada 2005: The Dark SecretRhapsody of Fire Symphony of Enchanted Lands IIRhapsody of Fire Symphony of Enchanted LandsRhapsody of Fire From Chaos to EternityRich Kids on LSD Riches to RagsRosetta Quintessential EphemeraRun the Jewels Run the JewelsRun the Jewels Run the Jewels 2Rush A Farewell to KingsRush Snakes & ArrowsRush Fly by NightThe title track's catchy tune can't quell how derivative this is. Some longer songs, hardly progressive in nature.Rush Caress of SteelRush Permanent WavesRush Grace Under PressureRush RushThis may be Cream meets Led Zepp meets other early 70s contemporary rock artists but the playing is solid, the rip-off love songs are defeated by the outstanding playing o n "Working Man", an over-rated track which really deserves the claim.Sakura Gakuin Nendo 2010 ~Message~Sayuri Mikazuki no KoukaiScandal (JPN) HoneySikTh The Trees Are Dead and Dried Out, Wait for Something WildSikTh OpacitiesSithu Aye SenpaiSmash Mouth Fush Yu MangSonata Arctica EclipticaSonata Arctica Pariah's ChildSonata Arctica Winterheart's GuildSonata Arctica For the Sake of RevengeSonata Arctica Live in FinlandSonata Arctica Songs of SilenceSoundtrack (Anime) Naruto Soundtrack 1Soundtrack (Anime) Bleach Soundtrack 2Soundtrack (Anime) HaganaiSoundtrack (Anime) Haganai NEXTSoundtrack (Film) Django UnchainedSoundtrack (Film) Heavy MetalSoundtrack (Video Game) The Witcher 2: Assassins of KingsStereopony Over the BorderStratovarius NemesisStratovarius PolarisStratovarius Elements, Pt. 1Stratovarius InfiniteStratovarius DestinyStratovarius Fourth DimensionStratovarius Under Flaming Winter SkiesStratovarius Infinite VisionsSublime SublimeSublime 40 Oz. to FreedomSufjan Stevens The BQESufjan Stevens Carrie and LowellSum 41 ChuckSunny Day Real Estate How It Feels To Be Something OnSupertramp Brother Where You BoundSymphony X The OdysseySymphony X Twilight in OlympusSystem of a Down ToxicitySystem of a Down System of a DownTesseracT Altered StateTestament Dark Roots of EarthThe Aristocrats The AristocratsThe Clash London CallingThe Dear Hunter Act IV: Rebirth in RepriseThe Dillinger Escape Plan One of Us Is the KillerThe Gaslight Anthem The '59 SoundThe Gaslight Anthem Sink or SwimThe Hotelier GoodnessThere are so many better hotels than this in FL I can't see any reason for staying here. This is one of the worst international chain hotels I stayed at considering the brand name. Everything went wrong start from the beginning. From the perspective of Hotelier front staff and management needs more education, they have no clue about the customer service. Manager on duty that I was dealing with was very lackadaisical. I was promised a late check out during the checking time and but the manager on duty next was almost argue with me and trying explain that she was doing me a favor.The Hotelier It Never Goes OutThe Jimi Hendrix Experience Electric LadylandThe Kindred LoreThe Menzingers After the PartyThe Menzingers On the Impossible PastThe Mighty Mighty Bosstones Question the AnswersThe Mighty Mighty Bosstones Let's Face ItThe Offspring The OffspringThe Offspring IgnitionThe Offspring Ixnay on the HombreThe Roots Illadelph HalflifeThe Smith Street Band Throw Me in the RiverThe Syncope Threshold Tale of The Complex CircuitTool ÆnimaTool UndertowTricot 3Tycho DiveU2 Achtung BabyU2 WarVan der Graaf Generator H to He, Who Am the Only OneVan Halen Van Halen IIVan Halen Women and Children FirstVan Halen Fair WarningWeezer PinkertonWeezer Everything Will Be Alright in the EndAbsolutely not a single original idea or concept of this album. So is it bad? Nope. Is it Pinkerton 2? Nope. Hurley was better than this. The first half is relatively mediocre, asides for "Eulogy..." and contains the poppy rhythms that made both the blue and green album best sellers. The later half has more complex, and some very memorable songs ("Foolish Father, Cleopatra"). The album is let down by some cliche lyrics and a few melodies stolen from a variety of sources, even old-school U2, but this is a great continuation of the comeback started on Raditude, expanded on in Hurley, and this wouldn't make a bad ending to their discography. Wilco The Whole LoveWilco SummerteethWishbone Ash There's the RubWishbone Ash Clan DestinyWishbone Ash New EnglandWishbone Ash Twin Barrels BurningYes Tales from Topographic OceansYes DramaYes Going for the OneYoko Kanno Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex OST Vol 2Yoko Kanno Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex OST Vol 1Yousei Teikoku Shito KakuseiYousei Teikoku Hades: The Other WorldYousei Teikoku Pax Vesania3.5 great2Pac 2Pacalypse NowWell the production, beats and instrumentals are lacking compared to later LPs (still stronger than his many posthumous releases), 2Pacalypse finds itself a tough sell in the age of digital, nearly exacting instrumentals created by computers. Well this doesn't exactly display 2pac's legacy defining work, it shows how strong of a start he had compared to many of his contemporaries. AC/DC The Razors EdgeAC/DC Dirty Deeds Done Dirt CheapAC/DC Back In BlackAC/DC Flick Of The SwitchAC/DC PowerageAesop Rock Bazooka ToothAlestorm Black Sails at MidnightAlestorm Captain Morgan's RevengeAngra RebirthAnimal Collective Merriweather Post PavilionAnimals As Leaders WeightlessAnimals As Leaders The Madness of ManyAnthrax Fistful of MetalAqua Timez Dareka no ChijoueASAP Rocky At.Long.Last.A$APAsia AsiaAtmosphere Headshots: Se7enBABYMETAL BABYMETAL - Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!Bad Company Straight ShooterBad Religion True NorthBad Religion The New AmericaInto The Unknown Part 2: Punk fans are stick stuck up and can't appreciate a little honesty and optimism to contrast with the depressing unsure future.Band-Maid Brand New MaidBeat Crusaders P.O.A.: Pop on ArrivalBen Folds Songs for SilvermanBetween the Buried and Me ColorsBetween the Buried and Me AlaskaBetween the Buried and Me The Parallax II: Future SequenceBlack Flag My WarBlack Sabbath Headless CrossBlack Sabbath Mob RulesBlack Sabbath Never Say Die!Blind Guardian Follow the BlindBlind Guardian A Twist in the MythBomb the Music Industry! VacationBomb the Music Industry! Adults!!!: Smart!!! Shithammered!!! And Excited By Nothing!!!!!!!Bon Jovi New JerseyBrand New Your Favorite WeaponBrand New's debut is a great example of solid fast food in musical form. Catchy, memorable but leaves a bad aftertaste, and too much can make you a bit sick. Criticized for being immature and too "i wanna be 18 forever", which strikes me odd because if that's a complaint, certainly their entire discography suffers from that too. Songs such as "Jude Law and a Semester Abroad" and "Mixtape" contain catchy choruses which stay in your head for hours, which sadly are on a whole different level then the rest. Not to say other songs, as 70x7 aren't catchy, but like a half-pound burger, you need to segment some fires and a Coke in between large bites. Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band Safe As MilkCaravan The Battle of HastingsCarly Rae Jepsen EmotionClutch Pure Rock FuryCoheed and Cambria The Afterman: AscensionCoheed and Cambria The Afterman: DescensionCoheed and Cambria Neverender 12% Coldplay Viva la Vida or Death and All His FriendsCompton's Most Wanted Music to DrivebyDance Gavin Dance Dance Gavin DanceDeath Grips The Money StoreDeath Grips The Powers That B - Part II: Jenny DeathDescendents SomeryDescendents ALLDio Sacred HeartDiplo FloridaDir En Grey The Marrow of a BoneDoomtree No KingsDr. Dre 2001DragonForce Maximum OverloadDragonForce Reaching into InfinityDrake Take CareCrying in the 6 with my hoes, cuz they have a tough life.Dream Theater Six Degrees of Inner TurbulenceEarl Sweatshirt I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go OutsideEdguy Space Police - Defenders of the CrownEdguy MonumentsEmerson Lake and Palmer Works Volume 1Eminem The Marshall Mathers LP 2Eminem The Eminem ShowEurope The Final CountdownExmortus Ride ForthA short burst of tech trash wizardry. Its undoubted they've crafted a signature sound; a miracle in 2016. The drawback is the 38 minute duration is entirely that sound, with a strictly neo-classical instrumental as the only break. An absolutely worth contender for your money to see live.Exodus Blood In, Blood OutExodus Pleasures of the FleshFaith No More Sol InvictusFates Warning Inside OutFlorence and the Machine How Big, How Blue, How BeautifulFlow IsleFlow GameFoo Fighters Wasting LightFoo Fighters There Is Nothing Left to LoseForeigner Double VisionForeigner ForeignerFort Minor The Rising TiedFrank Ocean Nostalgia, Ultra.Frank Zappa You Are What You IsFuture 56 NightsGamma Ray Land of the Free IIGamma Ray Insanity and GeniusGamma Ray Heading for TomorrowGenesis ...And Then There Were Three...Ghost (SWE) InfestissumamGojira L'Enfant SauvageGreen Day American IdiotGreen Day DookieHelloween Rabbit Don't Come EasyHelloween The Dark RideHelloween ChameleonA controversial album whose best cuts will forever be associated with the offputting slowjams which ruined Helloween's reputation. rRecommended Songs - First Time. Crazy Cat, Giants, Revolution Now and especially When the Sinner. The rest is skippable but those 5 remain underrated pop gems from a band struggling to find its image without Kai and trying to experiment.Helloween Straight Out of HellOh man I was so excited for this, bought it day one though (at the time) I didn't care at all for post-2000 Helloween. Songs like Burning Sun , World of War and Nabataea had modern production along with that classic helloween sound. Asshole and I Wanna Be God add some variety. Church Breaks Down is a nice ending that is quite underplayed. On later listens the more unoriginal songs, (title track, Far Among the Stars) stood out. Live Now and Waiting for the Thunder are poppier songs that haven't aged well.Ice Cube Lethal InjectionIron Maiden Fear of the DarkIron Maiden Dance of DeathIron Maiden The Final FrontierJay Rock 90059Jay-Z In My Lifetime, Vol. 1Judas Priest MetalogyI dig the really nice packaging, and the included content is great. But i can't recommend it to newer fans due to the remastered tracks.Judas Priest JugulatorTim is an excellent vocalist, fuck the critics. Too he sings over some relatively boring songs, with the exception of the nine minute "Cathedral Spires", one of the best Priest epics they made.Judas Priest Ram It DownJudas Priest Point of EntryJudas Priest British SteelKanye West YeezusKendrick Lamar Section.80Kendrick Lamar untitled unmastered.Kid Cudi Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. RagerKiller Mike MonsterKing Crimson Happy With What You Have To Be Happy WithKing Crimson BeatKing Crimson The ConstruKction of LightKreator Endless PainLess Than Jake PezcoreLess Than Jake AnthemLil B Basedworld ParadiseLil B Hoop LifeLil B Gold HouseLil B Red FlameLiSA LauncherLogic Young SinatraLogic Young Sinatra: Welcome to ForeverLuca Turilli's Rhapsody Prometheus, Symphonia Ignis DivinusLupe Fiasco Tetsuo and YouthMac Miller Watching Movies With The Sound OffMac Miller GO:OD AMMachine Gun Kelly Lace UpMan with a Mission Man with a MissionMan with a Mission Tales of PureflyMastodon The HunterDriving the very bandwagon critics have been riding on since Leviathan, or even some since their first album, Mastodon turn on cruise control well having a tough time getting used to their Reprise Records GPS.Mastodon RemissionMastodon Call of the MastodonMastodon Live at the AragonMaximum the Hormone KusobanMC Frontalot Zero DayMC Frontalot SolvedMC Frontalot Nerdcore RisingMegadeth Greatest Hits: Back to the StartMegadeth Cryptic WritingsMegadeth The System Has FailedMegadeth DystopiaI mean, maybe their songwriting has deteriorated, maybe we as fans and would-be fans have grown tired of Mustaine & Company, but what we have here is one of the few legacy acts still able to kick the listeners ass. People complaining about politics sound like the same neo-cons who'd critique them message of Rust and Piece back in the 90s. Recommended tracks - Intro, Lying in StateMerzbow Dead ZoneMeshuggah KolossMetallica MetallicaMetallica Hardwired...To Self-DestructmewithoutYou It's All Crazy! It's All False! It's All A Dream! It's Alright!Nas STILLmaticNas God's SonNew Order RepublicNirvana NevermindNOFX RibbedNOFX S&M AirlinesNOFX White Trash, Two Heebs and a BeanNOFX Wolves in Wolves' ClothingOpeth WatershedOpeth HeritageOrange Range NaturalOrange Range 1st ContactOutKast Speakerboxxx/The Love BelowOzzy Osbourne No Rest for the WickedP.O.S We Don't Even Live HerePallbearer HeartlessParadise Lost Tragic IdolPeriphery Juggernaut: OmegaPeriphery PeripheryPeriphery IcarusPink Floyd Obscured by CloudsPink Floyd A Momentary Lapse of ReasonPink Floyd The WallPink Floyd The Dark Side of the MoonPolyphia MusePolyphia InspirePorcupine Tree Fear of a Blank PlanetPreoccupations Viet CongPropagandhi Failed StatesPropagandhi How to Clean a Couple o’ ThingsProtest the Hero A Calculated Use of SoundPusha T DAYTONAQueen A Day at the RacesQueens of the Stone Age ...Like ClockworkQueens of the Stone Age VillainsQueens of the Stone Age Lullabies to ParalyzeQueensryche Queensryche EPR.E.M. Fables of the ReconstructionR.E.M. MonsterRadiohead The BendsRainbow Down To EarthReel Big Fish Everything SucksRhapsody of Fire Legendary TalesRhapsody of Fire Into The LegendRun the Jewels Run the Jewels (Instrumentals)Rush The Spirit of Radio: Greatest HitsAlthough its majority their "big hits", you'll find an excellent array of their notable work from their golden years, an actual greatest hits album. Rush FeedbackRush Hold Your FireThe "imma listen to this in my sleep" Rush album. Great set of songs, just that production is so artificial it demands no attention from my ears. This isn't like Signals dream sequence-like melodies, this is more like melodrama heard miles away. Rush Power WindowsRush Vapor TrailsRyan Adams 1989Sabaton The Art of WarSakura Gakuin Nendo 2011 ~Friends~Scandal (JPN) Best ScandalScandal (JPN) YellowSlayer Divine InterventionSlayer Hell AwaitsSlayer Show No MercySleep The SciencesSodom Obsessed by CrueltySonata Arctica The Days of GraysSoundtrack (Anime) Naruto Soundtrack 2Soundtrack (Anime) Death Note Soundtrack 1Soundtrack (Anime) Claymore TV Animation OSTSoundtrack (Anime) Naruto Shippuden: The Movie 1Soundtrack (Anime) High School DxD NewSoundtrack (Anime) Akame ga Kill! Soundtrack 1Soundtrack (Anime) Attack on TitanSoundtrack (Film) 8 Mile SoundtrackSoundtrack (Film) Baby DriverStrapping Young Lad Strapping Young LadStrapping Young Lad The New BlackStrapping Young Lad Heavy as a Really Heavy ThingStratovarius EternalStratovarius ElysiumStratovarius DreamspaceStratovarius Twilight TimeStreetlight Manifesto The Hands That ThieveSum 41 All Killer No FillerSum 41 Does This Look Infected?Supertramp Even In the Quietest MomentsSystem of a Down MezmerizeTesseracT PolarisTesseracT OneTestament Practice What You PreachThe Dillinger Escape Plan Ire WorksThe Dillinger Escape Plan Option ParalysisThe Fall of Troy The Fall of TroyThe Mighty Mighty Bosstones Pay AttentionThe Offspring Conspiracy of OneThe Offspring AmericanaThe Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie and the Infinite SadnessThe Smith Street Band More Scared of You Than You Are of MeThe Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza The Tony Danza Tapdance ExtravaganzaThe Weeknd TrilogyThug Life Thug LifeTool 10,000 DaysTycho AwakeU2 The Unforgettable FireU2 All That You Can't Leave BehindU2 ZooropaUncle Acid and The Deadbeats The Night CreeperVan der Graaf Generator The Least We Can Do Is Wave to...Walk the Moon Walk the MoonWalk the Moon Talking is HardWeezer HurleyWilco Star WarsWishbone Ash Bona FideYes Time and a WordYousei Teikoku Gothic Lolita AgitatorYousei Teikoku GOTHIC LOLITA PROPAGANDAYousei Teikoku Gothic Lolita DoctrineYousei Teikoku Stigma3.0 goodAC/DC Fly On The WallAC/DC For Those About To Rock We Salute YouAC/DC Iron Man 2AC/DC Who Made WhoAlestorm Back Through TimeASAP Rocky LONG.LIVE.A$APAsia AlphaAsia ArenaAsia XXXBABYMETAL MegitsuneBABYMETAL BABYMETAL x Kiba of AkibaBackstreet Boys UnbreakableBeach House BloomBen Folds So ThereBetween the Buried and Me Between the Buried and MeBlack Sabbath Born AgainBlack Sabbath 13Blind Guardian Battalions of FearBob Dylan Bob DylanBomb the Music Industry! To Leave or Die in Long IslandBomb the Music Industry! Album Minus BandBrand New DaisyBrand New comes out with another album which has a sum greater than its parts. Shame those parts are highly derivative and were performed better in the bands that wrote the material with more glamor. Jesse's Lyricism stays strong although more multi-line schemes would be welcomed. Sink ocks hard.Bullet for My Valentine VenomCamel The Single FactorCarly Rae Jepsen KissCoheed and Cambria Year of the Black RainbowTaking another cue from the Rush pool of ideas, this time stealing the muddy production of 2002's Vapor Trails.Compton's Most Wanted It's A Compton ThangControl Denied The Fragile Art of ExistenceDance Gavin Dance Acceptance SpeechDance Gavin Dance MothershipDeadmau5 Get ScrapedDeafheaven New BermudaDeath Grips No Love Deep WebDeath Grips The Powers That B - Part I: Niggas on the MoonDeftones Koi No YokanDescendents FatDescendents Hypercaffium Spazzinatei really wasn't in the mood when i streamed this. I'm really hoping to bump this up on future listens unless they really droppeed a dud.Diana Ross Swept AwayITS ALL IN YOUR HEADrITS ALL IN YOUR HEAD rITS ALL IN YOUR HEADrITS ALL IN YOUR HEADrMake Your Move....Dir En Grey GauzeDr. Dre ComptonDragonForce Inhuman RampageDrake ViewsDrake and Future What a Time to Be AliveDream Theater A Dramatic Turn of EventsDream Theater Dream TheaterDream Theater Train of ThoughtDream Theater OctavariumEazy-E Str8 off tha Streetz of Muthaphukkin...Emerson Lake and Palmer Works Volume 2Flow Golden CoastFoo Fighters In Your HonorFoo Fighters Foo FightersForeigner Head GamesFrank Zappa Dance Me ThisFuture DS2Gamma Ray Skeletons & MajestiesGamma Ray Empire of the UndeadGamma Ray To the Metal!Gamma Ray Sigh No MoreGenesis Seconds OutGenesis Three Sides LiveGenesis From Genesis to RevelationGenesis The Way We Walk, Volume 2: The LongsGhost (SWE) PrequelleGreen Day NimrodHelloween Keeper of the Seven Keys: The LegacyHelloween My God-Given RightNot sure if what's autoplagarism or what's homage, but its all catchy and fun. The fact that i'm enjoying this though I was delaying the listen to months after release due to having doubts and still coming out happy is the most obvious sign that I have become a fanboy. Favorite cut so far - Lost In America, bonus track "Wicked Game" has this lovable infectious chorus.Insane Clown Posse The Great MilenkoIron Maiden Virtual XIIron Maiden Maiden JapanJ. Cole 2014 Forest Hills DriveJay-Z Vol. 2: Hard Knock LifeJay-Z The Hits Collection Vol. 1Jay-Z The Blueprint²: The Gift & the CurseJoyce Manor Never Hungover AgainJudas Priest '98 Live MeltdownJudas Priest Angel of RetributionJudas Priest TurboJudas Priest Rocka RollaJudas Priest NostradamusJudas Priest Redeemer of SoulsFinally a proper comeback album....to the mixing sins of the early 80s.rBands I adore that once they ran out of original ideas quickly stole from JP now are the inspiration for this album, I'm looking at you Gamma Ray!Kanye West The Life of PabloEARLY ACCESS *PRE RELEASE REVIEW* OPEN BETA PLANNED APRIL 17TH be there or be square - G.O.O.D. Music. #BillCosbyInnocentKanye West GraduationKanye West yeKendrick Lamar Kendrick LamarKendrick Lamar Overly DedicatedKendrick Lamar DAMN."Kendrick lamar. Is trash. Look at how he looks . like a fucking skinny ass nerd. Werd to mommy. Lmao u be humble nigga. When u get on an album with jadakiss styles p Lloyd banks or fabulous come see us in NYC u pussy ass binocular ass bitch. Ass nigg...See More" - from the datpiff fb commentsKing Crimson VROOOMKing Crimson Level FiveKreator Cause for ConflictLana Del Rey Born to DieLil B Ultimate BitchLing Tosite Sigure es or sLinkin Park Hybrid TheoryLinkin Park MeteoraLogic Young, Broke & InfamousLogic Under PressurePimped out by his Def Jam contract, freshman rapper Logic fails to find an opportunity to find his own voice. Ditto the Kendrick comparisons, both suffer from the same rehashing of the tropes exercised by Dre and OutKast. Production is layered and outstanding, with the only fault being a corny robotic voice "tour guide" straight out of a Tribe Called Quest album. Logic grew up in a unstable household in a section 8 housing project in a relatively well-off town, providing a different viewpoint from the same "grew up on the streets, no I made it" tale. Unfortunately he doesn't exactly work with it, instead talking about gangs, drugs and all similarly discussed topics, just with a air of doubt. In interviews he's quite an abstinent from many vices, yet decide to capitalize on them for his album. As "generic" as he may be, his flow is on par with many classics, you get the feeling he practices his game out of the studio.rRecommended Tracks - Title track, Buried Alive, Gang Related. Logic The Incredible True StoryLudacris LudaversalMastodon Emperor of SandMegadeth The World Needs a HeroMeshuggah The Violent Sleep Of ReasonMichael Jackson HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book IMichael Jackson InvincibleMy Chemical Romance Three Cheers for Sweet RevengeNas Life Is GoodNas Hip Hop Is DeadNickelback Silver Side UpNirvana BleachNOFX Liberal AnimationOpeth Pale CommunionPeriphery ClearPeriphery Juggernaut: AlphaPeriphery Periphery III: Select DifficultyBro-Prog giants produce a weaker effort. I think they've hit their peak with II, but a few genius moments prevent this (and the band) from losing my interest.Pink Floyd The Final CutPink Floyd Wish You Were HerePrimal Fear RulebreakerOne of the more boring acts I've seen live, the not-quite-Judas Priest tribute/cover band creates some more kickass vocals. Production is kind of compressed but maybe its just the strong vocals of Ralf that give it such a crisp, modern sound. This is a 2.0 for casual listens and an light 4 for balls-to-the-wall volume abuse.Primal Fear New ReligionPropagandhi Less Talk, More RockPublic Enemy RevolverlutionQueensryche Rage for OrderQueensryche Condition HumanR.E.M. Out of TimeRadiohead Kid AAn experimental journey, in a similar fashion to being a child blessed with access to an instrument or device for the first time, nothing goes exactly as planned and to people not quite seeing your vision, the entire experience seems stupid, but the mysticism is still there. Radiohead Hail to the ThiefRainbow Stranger in Us AllReel Big Fish Candy Coated FuryReel Big Fish Monkeys for Nothin' and The Chimps...Rhapsody of Fire Rain of a Thousand FlamesRhapsody of Fire Triumph or AgonyRun the Jewels Run the Jewels 3Run the Jewels Blockbuster Night - Part IIRush Roll the BonesRush PrestoThe feel good guilty pleasure rush album. Songs like War Paint make one happy in a bizarre way.Sabaton The Last StandScHoolboy Q OxymoronSlayer World Painted BloodSmash Mouth Astro LoungeSnoop Dogg Tha Blue Carpet TreatmentSodom Better Off DeadSodom The Final Sign of EvilSonata Arctica UniaSonata Arctica Stones Grow Her NameSoulja Boy JuiceSoulja Boy SupremeSoulja Boy Skate BoySoulja Boy The Last CrownSoulja Boy Cookin' Soulja BoySoundtrack (Anime) Death Note Soundtrack 2Soundtrack (Anime) High School DxDSoundtrack (Film) The Great Gatsby (Music from Baz Luhrmann's Film)Soundtrack (Television) Catch the Throne: The Mixtape, Vol. 2Spanish Love Songs SchmaltzStratovarius Elements, Pt. 2Stratovarius Fright NightSublime Robbin' the HoodSuburban Legends Forever In The FriendZoneTheres's nothing besides the title track that has any genius or even chops around me but they've taken Bowling For Soups's signature sound and modernized it poorly. Some really catch choruses though.Sugar Ray 14:59Sunny Day Real Estate Sunny Day Real EstateSunny Day Real Estate The Rising TideT.I. Da' NicTaylor Swift 1989Testament Brotherhood of the Snakegood riffs, terrible production, the type that makes things sound clean and even, until you're suffering from fatigue 5 tracks in.The Black Eyed Peas Bridging the GapThe Black Eyed Peas Behind the FrontThe Lawrence Arms Ghost StoriesThe Lawrence Arms A Guided Tour of ChicagoThe Lawrence Arms News From YaltaThe Menzingers Chamberlain WaitsThe Menzingers Rented WorldThe Mighty Mighty Bosstones A Jackknife To A SwanThe Mighty Mighty Bosstones The Magic of YouthThe Offspring Days Go ByThe Offspring SplinterThe Weeknd Beauty Behind the MadnessTrey Songz TriggaVan der Graaf Generator A Grounding in NumbersVan der Graaf Generator PresentVan Halen Diver DownVan Halen OU812Wale Attention DeficitWeezer Make BelieveWilco Wilco (The Album)Wiz Khalifa Kush & Orange JuiceYes Yes2.5 average50 Cent Get Rich or Die Tryin'Ab-Soul These Days...AC/DC Black IceAC/DC Stiff Upper LipAC/DC BallbreakerAC/DC High Voltage (Australia)Asia AstraAsia AriaAsia PhoenixAt the Gates At War with RealityAvicii Levels (Remixes)Bad Company Stories Told & UntoldBad Company Here Comes TroubleBad Company Burnin' SkyBad Company Desolation AngelsBad Company Run With The PackBad Company Holy WaterBad Religion TestedBad Religion Punk Rock SongsBeach House Depression CherryBetween the Buried and Me Coma EclipticOpened for DTP among a few other bands, surprisingly from different walks of life. They were to play this 2015 album in its entirety. I have not touched the band since colors and had only heard about this album being a little softer. Not being much of a fan of harsh vocals live, i took that as a good thing, but i found my self in an ecliptic coma by the end of it.Black Sabbath The Eternal IdolBlack Sabbath Technical EcstasyBring Me the Horizon SempiternalBullet for My Valentine FeverColdplay X&YDance Gavin Dance Downtown Battle Mountain IIDeath Grips Government PlatesDeep Purple AbandonDescendents Enjoy!Diplo Decent Work For Decent PayDr. Dre Dr. Dre Presents... The AftermathDrake Nothing Was the SameDrake Thank Me LaterEloy RaEmerson Lake and Palmer Black MoonEminem RecoveryFall Out Boy Infinity on HighFive Finger Death Punch American CapitalistFoo Fighters Sonic HighwaysFoo Fighters One by OneFoo Fighters Echoes, Silence, Patience & GraceFoo Fighters Saint CeciliaForeigner Agent ProvocateurForeigner 4Future HonestFuture EVOLGenesis GenesisHelloween Metal JukeboxI, Omega The RavenousIce Cube I Am the WestIce Cube War & Peace Vol. 1 (The War Disc)Imagine Dragons Night VisionsInsane Clown Posse The TempestIron Maiden No Prayer for the DyingJason Derulo Everything Is 4Jay-Z Vol. 3: Life and Times of S. CarterJoey Badass ALL-AMERIKKKAN BADA$$Kanye West VH1 Storytellers: Kanye WestKanye West 808s and HeartbreakKendrick Lamar C4Kendrick Lamar and Jay Rock No Sleep Til NYCKing Crimson Live at the OrpheumKing Crimson The Power to BelieveKing Crimson The Concise King CrimsonKing Crimson The Elements of King Crimson - 2014 Tour BoxKing Crimson EarthboundKorn Take a Look in the MirrorKreator RenewalLana Del Rey Lana Del Ray a.k.a Lizzy GrantLess Than Jake See the LightLess Than Jake Sound the AlarmLimp Bizkit Three Dollar Bill Y'allLimp Bizkit Gold CobraLinkin Park Minutes to MidnightLudacris Burning BridgesThanks for the free EP of your upcoming disappointment of an album Luda-kun~!Lupe Fiasco Food & Liquor 2: The Great American Rap Album Pt.1Machine Gun Kelly General AdmissionMajor Lazer Free The UniverseMastodon 9 Song DemoMaximum the Hormone Mimi KajiruMegadeth RiskMegadeth Th1rt3enMetallica LoadMiley Cyrus Miley Cyrus and Her Dead PetzNas Street's DiscipleNas UntitledNickelback All the Right ReasonsNicki Minaj The PinkprintNOFX The Myspace Transmissions, Vol. 11OutKast IdlewildP.O.S WDELH/MDS/RMXPanic! at the Disco Vices & VirtuesPink Floyd MorePink Floyd The Endless RiverPolyphia Muse (Re-release)Polyphia ResurrectProtest the Hero Gallop Meets the EarthProtest the Hero Search for the TruthPublic Enemy New Whirl OdorPublic Enemy He Got GameRadiohead Pablo HoneyRadiohead The King of LimbsRainbow Difficult to CureRainbow Straight Between the EyesRancid Honor Is All We KnowRed Hot Chili Peppers I'm With YouRhapsody of Fire Dark Wings of SteelRush Test for EchoSkrillex Scary Monsters and Nice SpritesSkrillex My Name Is SkrillexSlayer Diabolus in MusicaSlayer RepentlessSodom Get What You DeserveSonata Arctica Ecliptica - Revisited: 15th Anniversary EditionSoulja Boy Death NoteSoulja Boy Young MillionaireSoulja Boy 1UpSoulja Boy King Soulja 6Soulja Boy King Soulja 8Soundtrack (Anime) Infinite StratosSoundtrack (Anime) Sword Art Online Song CollectionSoundtrack (Anime) JormungandSublime with Rome Yours TrulySunn O))) KannonThe Black Eyed Peas ElephunkThe Fall of Troy ManipulatorThe Fall of Troy OKThe Mighty Mighty Bosstones Pin Points and Gin JointsThe Offspring Rise and Fall, Rage and GraceThe Offspring Greatest HitsTrey Songz Chapter VTyler, the Creator GoblinTyler, the Creator WolfU2 Songs of InnocenceU2 No Line on the HorizonU2 PopVan der Graaf Generator TrisectorVan der Graaf Generator The Aerosol Grey MachineVenom HellWeezer The Green AlbumWeezer MaladroitWishbone Ash Pyschic TerrorismWiz Khalifa Blacc Hollywood2.0 poor2Pac Until the End of Time50 Cent The Massacre50 Cent Before I Self DestructAC/DC Rare, Rarer, RaritiesAsia AquaAsia AuraAsia GravitasAsking Alexandria Stand Up and ScreamAvril Lavigne Avril LavigneBad Company Company Of StrangersBad Company Dangerous AgeBeach House Thank Your Lucky StarsBeyonce BeyonceBlack Sabbath Seventh StarBlack Tide Post MortemBob Dylan Self-PortraitBon Jovi The CircleBring Me the Horizon There Is a Hell, Believe Me I've Seen It...Busta Rhymes Back On My B.S.Chiodos All's Well That Ends WellColdplay A Head Full of DreamsDeep Purple The House of Blue LightDJ Shadow The Less You Know, the BetterDream Theater Systematic ChaosDream Theater The AstonishingCheese is a food derived from milk that is produced in a wide range of flavors, textures, and forms by coagulation of the milk protein casein. It comprises proteins and fat from milk, usually the milk of cows, buffalo, goats, or sheep. During production, the milk is usually acidified, and adding the enzyme rennet causes coagulation. The solids are separated and pressed into final form. Some cheeses have molds on the rind or throughout. Most cheeses melt at cooking temperature.rI love the taste of cheese. this just smells like Casu marzu yet tastes like cheddar. Dream Theater Falling into InfinityEd Sheeran xEmerson Lake and Palmer In the Hot SeatThis album has a few tracks that really are too sad for their own good, or maybe I was at a tough time in my life the first time I heard "daddy" Eminem RelapseFall Out Boy Folie a DeuxG-Eazy When It's Dark OutGenesis The Way We Walk, Volume 1: The ShortsGentle Giant CivilianGreen Day 21st Century BreakdownHelloween UnarmedHollywood Undead Swan SongsIce Cube War & Peace Vol. 2 (The Peace Disc)J. Cole 4 Your Eyez OnlyCERTAIN LEVEL OF INTELLIGENCE TO VIBE TO J.COLErJay-Z The Dynasty: Roc La FamiliaJeff Rosenstock POST-Judas Priest 5 SoulsKid Cudi Satellite Flight: The Journey to Mother MoonKing Crimson The Power to Believe Tour BoxKreator EndoramaLess Than Jake In with the Out CrowdLimp Bizkit Significant OtherLinkin Park Living ThingsLinkin Park The Hunting PartyLmfao Party RockLupe Fiasco LasersMajor Lazer Peace Is The MissionMetallica Death MagneticMetallica ReloadMetallica Some Kind of MonsterMichael Jackson XscapeNas I Am...Of Mice and Men Of Mice and MenOne Ok Rock AmbitionsOzzy Osbourne Under CoverPanic! at the Disco A Fever You Can't Sweat OutPorcupine Tree On the Sunday of LifePrince N.E.W.SProtest the Hero 3 Track DemoPublic Enemy The Evil Empire Of EverythingPublic Enemy How You Sell Soul to a Soulless People..Rainbow Bent Out of ShapeSepultura A-LexShinedown Threat to SurvivalSkrillex BangarangSkrillex More Monsters and SpritesSmash Mouth MagicSoulja Boy The KingSoulja Boy Bernard ArnaultSoulja Boy The DeAndre WaySoulja Boy King Soulja 4Soulja Boy Keep Living Keep PlayingSoulja Boy and Bow Wow Ignorant Shitu need a certain lvl of intelligence to understnd souljaStratovarius 14 DiamondsStratovarius StratovariusSugar Ray In The Pursuit Of LeisureTesseracT PerspectiveThe Black Eyed Peas Monkey BusinessThe Fall of Troy In the Unlikely EventThe Killers Day & AgeThe Lawrence Arms MetropoleThe Menzingers A Lesson in the Abuse of Information TechnologyThe Roots The Tipping PointTimbaland Timbaland Presents Shock Value IITorsofuck High Level Cannibalistic Violence (Demo)Trey Songz ReadyU2 How to Dismantle an Atomic BombVan der Graaf Generator ALTVan Halen BalanceVenom From the Very DepthsWeezer The Red Albumwill.i.am Lost ChangeWishbone Ash Trance VisionaryxSPONGEXCOREx How Tough Are Yah?Yelawolf RadioactiveYes TormatoYes Fly from HereYing Yang Twins Me & My Brother1.5 very poor2Pac Pac's Life2Pac Loyal to the Game50 Cent Animal Ambition50 Cent The Big 10AC/DC Rock or BustAerosmith Music from Another DimensionASAP Ferg Always Strive and ProsperAsia OmegaAsking Alexandria From Death to DestinyAttila OutlawedBad Brains God of LoveBad Religion No SubstanceBig Time Rush ElevateBig Time Rush 24/SevenBob Dylan Christmas in the HeartBon Jovi Have a Nice DayBon Jovi Burning BridgesBon Jovi Lost HighwayBring Me the Horizon Suicide SeasonBring Me the Horizon Count Your BlessingsbrokeNCYDE BC 13brokeNCYDE Guilty PleasureChris Brown Chris BrownChris Brown XCommon Universal Mind ControlCompton's Most Wanted RepresentDavid Guetta Nothing but the BeatDavid Guetta Nothing but the Beat 2.0Deadmau5 >album title goes here<Desiigner New EnglishDragonForce Ultra BeatdownDragonForce Twilight DementiaEmerson Lake and Palmer Love BeachEminem EncoreEminem RevivalSo awful that it has me thinking MMLP2 as some sort of modern rap classic. Emmure Goodbye To The GallowsFall Out Boy American Beauty/American PsychoForeigner Unusual HeatGenesis AbacabGenesis We Can't DanceGreen Day ¡UNO!Green Day iTRE!Gucci Mane The OddfatherHollywood Undead American TragedyHollywood Undead Notes From the UndergroundImagine Dragons Smoke + MirrorsIn Flames Siren CharmsInsane Clown Posse Bang! Pow! Boom!Insane Clown Posse The Mighty Death Pop!Jason Derulo Talk DirtyJethro Tull J-Tull Dot ComJonas Brothers Jonas BrothersJudas Priest DemolitionKendrick Lamar Training DayKid Cudi IndicudLimp Bizkit Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored WaterLinkin Park A Thousand SunsLmfao Sorry For Party RockingLogic EverybodyThough i don't love the Logic brand, TITS was a decent listen, and i was hoping that this would be the album he'd either build a solid project, or at least have a runaway hit that would bleach the radio for a summer. We got neither. If his most honest shit has nothing to do with his biracial identity, why make it the entire marketing gimmick for your third album. Its almost like he's following in the blueprints of other artists. Oh wait he is. :^)Lou Reed and Metallica LuluLudacris Battle of the SexesMachine Gun Kelly Fuck ItMachine Head CatharsisMastodon Jonah Hex: Revenge Gets Ugly EPMegadeth Super ColliderMetallica St. AngerMichael Jackson ImmortalMiley Cyrus BreakoutMiley Cyrus BangerzMy Chemical Romance Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous KilljoysNas NastradamusNas Greatest HitsNickelback Here and NowNicki Minaj Pink FridayNicki Minaj Beam Me Up ScottyOf Mice and Men Restoring ForceOzzy Osbourne ScreamPanic! at the Disco Pretty. Odd.Panic! at the Disco Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!Prince EmancipationProphets of Rage The Party's OverProtest the Hero Sequoia Throne: RemixedOnly on something this awful can a Devin Townsend production suck.Reel Big Fish Fame, Fortune and FornicationReel Big Fish Happy SkalidaysSean Paul Stage OneSimple Plan Taking One for the TeamSmash Mouth Smash MouthSmash Mouth Summer GirlSnoop Dogg BushSnoop Dogg DoggumentarySnoop Dogg Malice 'n' WonderlandSnoop Dogg Ego Trippin'Snoop Dogg More MaliceSoulja Boy King Soulja 2Soulja Boy iSouljaBoyTellEmSoulja Boy King Soulja 3Soulja Boy LoyaltySoulja Boy 25 The MovieSoulja Boy All BlackSoulja Boy 21Soulja Boy 23Soulja Boy ForeignSoulja Boy Gold On DeckSoulja Boy SmookySoulja Boy Lord Of The RingtonesSoundtrack (Anime) Highschool of the DeadSoundtrack (Anime) Girls BravoSoundtrack (Film) Yu-Gi-Oh! The MovieSublime with Rome SirensSuffocation …Of the Dark LightSum 41 Screaming Bloody MurderSum 41 Underclass HeroTeenage Time Killers Greatest Hits, Vol. 1The Black Eyed Peas The E.N.D. (The Energy Never Dies)The Killers Battle BornTyler, the Creator Cherry BombVan Halen Van Halen IIIWale The Album About Nothingwill.i.am Must B 21Ying Yang Twins Alley: The Return of the Ying Yang TwinsYoung Thug 1017 Thug 3: The Finale1.0 awful2Pac Better Dayz2Pac Still I Rise3OH!3 Streets of Gold50 Cent CurtisAsia Rare (Soundtrack)Asia Silent NationAsking Alexandria Reckless and RelentlessAsking Alexandria The Irony of Your PerfectionAttila Guilty PleasureAttila About That LifeAttila RageAttila Soundtrack to a PartyAttila FallacyAvicii StoriesAvicii TrueAvicii The Days/NightsBad Company Rough DiamondsBad Company Fame & FortuneBad Religion Age of UnreasonBig Time Rush B.T.R.Black Flag What The...Black Sabbath ForbiddenBob Dylan Shadows in the NightBob Dylan DylanBon Jovi What About NowBring Me the Horizon Suicide Season Cut Up!brokeNCYDE Will Never DiebrokeNCYDE The BrokenbrokeNCYDE I'm Not a Fan, but the Kids Like It!Bullet for My Valentine Temper TemperChris Brown FortuneCompton's Most Wanted Music to Gang BangCompton's Most Wanted One Time Gaffled Em UpDance Gavin Dance Live at Bamboozle 2010David Guetta ListenDeadmau5 The VeldtDeep Purple Slaves and MastersDream Theater WitherElephant Man Let's Get PhysicalEmmure Slave To The GameFall Out Boy Save Rock and RollFergie The DutchessFlavor Flav Flavor FlavForeigner Mr. MoonlightGenesis Calling All StationsGreen Day iDOS!Hollywood Undead Day of the DeadInsane Clown Posse Intelligence & ViolenceInsane Clown Posse Bass-ment CutsInsane Clown Posse House of WaxInsane Clown Posse The Marvelous Missing Link: LostIyaz ReplayJessie J Who You AreJonas Brothers A Little Bit LongerJustin Bieber My WorldKendrick Lamar Youngest Head Nigga in ChargeKendrick Lamar DAMN. Collector's EditionKid Cudi Speedin' Bullet 2 HeavenKing 810 Midwest MonstersKing Crimson Beginners' Guide to the Collectors' ClubKorn The Path of TotalityLimp Bizkit Results May VaryLogic Bobby TarantinoLoone LooneMac Miller Blue Slide ParkMC Eiht Hood ArrestMichael Jackson MichaelMiley Cyrus Can't Be TamedMinistry AmeriKKKantNas Illmatic XX Illmatic was great. This is not. Scout out for the original pressing, as the remasters do nothing, and the price is heavily inflated due to its title as a "classic" The new cover also blows, and that may seem like a minor complaint but this is a release, and packaging is a big thing when reviewing that.New Kids on the Block No More Games - The Remix AlbumNickelback CurbNickelback Dark HorseNicki Minaj Pink Friday: Roman ReloadedNo Doubt Push and ShoveOkilly Dokilly Okilly DemosOkilly Dokilly Howdilly DoodillyOzzy Osbourne Black RainPantera Metal MagicProphets of Rage Prophets of RageProtest the Hero The Best of Protest the HeroOne of those bands where you can't make a best of album , especially with only 3 albums counted here. You're better off making a shuffle playlist with this shit. No flow either. Sometimes on greatest hits CDs they had some genius way of realigning tracks. But not here.Queensryche Dedicated to ChaosQueensryche Frequency Unknown (Tate's Queensryche)Reel Big Fish Greatest Hit... And MoreRun the Jewels Meow the JewelsSean Kingston TomorrowSean Kingston Sean KingstonSean Kingston Back 2 LifeSean Paul Full FrequencySimple Plan Still Not Getting Any...Skrillex RecessSkrillex LeavingSkrillex Ragga Bomb/Ease My Mind - RemixesSkrillex Make It Bun Dem After HoursSmash Mouth Get the PictureSoulja Boy King Soulja 7Soulja Boy Souljaboytellem.comSoulja Boy Plug TalkSoulja Boy Teen Of The SouthSoulja Boy Live N DirectSoulja Boy Work On DeckSoulja Boy M & M: Money & MusicSugar Ray Music for CougarsThe Beach Boys Summer in ParadiseThe Black Eyed Peas The BeginningThe Black Eyed Peas Renegotiations: The RemixesThe New Power Generation Newpower SoulThe Yardbirds BirdlandTimbaland Timbaland Presents Shock ValueUriah Heep EquatorVenom Tear Your Soul ApartWeezer Raditudewill.i.am #WillpowerWiz Khalifa Rolling PapersYes Heaven and EarthYoung Thug I Came From Nothing
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